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🗓️ 12 August 2025
⏱️ 123 minutes
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0:00.0 | adrenaline's rushing. Everything's going across. Get those fuck up. And then all of a sudden, |
0:04.2 | he busts through with the gun. Get up. As soon as they saw the gun, you could see and feel their |
0:08.5 | fear. And they just started to get up. And then we just started taking them, tossing them into the |
0:12.3 | room. The one kid didn't want to get up. And I remember picking him up and looking him in eyes. |
0:16.1 | And he looked me dead in the eye. He knew it was me. Nick Marshall had a good upbringing in New Jersey, but chasing street |
0:21.6 | status led him into a double life. By high school, he was selling drugs, doing drugs, and |
0:26.5 | climbing fast in the game. Then he started robbing his own suppliers. Just when he tried to walk |
0:31.9 | away, one last job pulled him back in, and it cost him everything. At at 20 years old nick was busted and sentenced to |
0:38.9 | three years in prison but he didn't stay down today he's found a second shot at success in new |
0:43.9 | york's nightlife industry this is the story of how fast it can rise and how hard it can fall |
0:52.8 | nick welcome to locked in man thanks so much for coming up from New York City to be here today. |
0:57.1 | I appreciate it, man. Thank you for having me genuinely. It's pretty cool. It's a pleasure. And I want to |
1:01.4 | promote your book at the top of this episode if you want to just tell the audience, the elevator |
1:04.8 | pitch behind this. All right. So the book is called Try Again, an ex-convict's path from prison |
1:10.6 | to prosperity. Prosperity. |
1:12.0 | Prosperity I would love to have put in quotes because I'm still not as prosperous as one would like, |
1:17.1 | but it's definitely gotten a lot better. |
1:19.7 | And I wrote a memoir about my struggles and what I went through in getting to prison. |
1:26.9 | My agent was able to, quote unquote, sell that when I got on the call. They loved it. And they said, but we can't publish it. It's too much crime, violence, drugs. I was like, well, what am I here for? And they said, we want you to write a self-help book. And I whoa whoa whoa whoa I need help I can't help other people |
1:45.6 | I mean what what is this and they're like no no we believe in your story and what you've done with your |
1:50.7 | life since and got off that line and my agent said this is simon and schuster an imprint of them |
1:57.8 | this is it buddy you either do it or we're done. And I was like, all right, |
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